pair in Latin
pair in Latin is par — pair means two matching or related things considered together.
pair in Latin
par
What does "pair" mean?
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noun Two matching or related things considered together.
"She bought a new pair of shoes."
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noun Two people in a relationship, partnership, or close association.
"The pair had been best friends since school."
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noun In poker, a hand with two cards of the same rank.
"He won the round with a pair of kings."
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verb To put together in twos, or to connect one thing with another.
"The teacher paired students up for the project."
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pair in a sentence
- She bought a new pair of shoes.
- He needs a pair of scissors.
- The pair had been best friends since school.
- The pair of them laughed all the way home from the party.
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What is "pair" in Latin?
"pair" in Latin is par. pair means: Two matching or related things considered together.
How do you use "pair" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a new pair of shoes." In Latin, "pair" is par.
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